boldly BEEF

Raising beef is a complex process, but throughout the entire journey, one thing remains constant – the shared commitment to raising cattle in a safe, humane, and environmentally sustainable way by using the latest technology and resources. Currently, Minnesota is home to over 18,000 beef farmers and ranchers. Meet the people and the process involved in raising beef from the pasture to the plate.

MEET MINNESOTA BEEF FARMERS


The millers

SEEDSTOCK | MABEL, MN

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The Weber vanderwals

FEEDYARD
SANBORN, MN

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The hansons

COW-CALF
COMFREY, MN

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the kerkhoffs

FEEDYARD
REDWOOD FALLS, MN

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The thompsons

COW-CALF
BARNESVILLE, MN

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The kuschels

COW-CALF
SEBEKA, MN

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the winkelmanns

FEEDYARD
MORGAN, MN

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meet a 5-year-old cattle feeder

FEEDYARD | LITCHFIELD, MN

BOLDLY BEEF.

The Beef production Story

Triple-U Ranch

The process of raising beef is among the most complex of any food. Across this journey, one primary thing remains constant – the beef community’s shared commitment to raising cattle in a safe and environmentally sustainable way.

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beef in a sustainable diet

Stoney Creek Farm

The latest science and nutritional research shows how beef contributes important nutrients to an overall healthy diet and lifestyle as well as how the way in which cattle are raised can impact your choices at the meat case and on the menu. 

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ENSURING BEEF SAFETY, FROM FARM TO FORK

Triple-U Ranch

From farm to fork, everyone plays an important role in beef safety. Safety plays an essential function across the beef lifecycle journey – from the cattle ranches across the U.S., to the meat processing plants, to your kitchen table.

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ANIMAL CARE AND THE MODERN RANCHER

Easterday Ranch

Cattle ranchers have many tools to keep the animals in their care healthy and safe, including nutrition programs, veterinary care and good management practices that are science-based, regulated and, above all, good for the animal and the consumer.

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